Here are Thursday's high school sports results for the Appleton and Green Bay area

TRACK AND FIELD

Division 1

West De Pere sectional

De Pere’s Grady Lenn won the 1,600 (4:16.4) and the 3,200 (9:31.78) with Aiden Cartier finishing first in the 100 hurdles (:15.12) and the long jump (21-9.75) as the Redbirds won the sectional title with 134 points.

Hortonville’s Ben Smith won the shot put (65-7.5) and the discus (208-0).

Kaukauna won the girls sectional title and was led by Sydney Fauske, who won the 1,600 (5:13.18) and the 3,200 (11:23.23). Ashwaubenon’s Thea Kral also swept the throws, finishing first in the discus (152-5) and the shot put (42-8.25).

BOYS

DE PERE 134, WEST DE PERE 117, KIMBERLY 100, GREEN BAY PREBLE 89.5, KAUKAUNA 41, HORTONVILLE 36, APPLETON NORTH 36, ASHWAUBENON 34, PULASKI 24, GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST 24, APPLETON EAST 21, BAY PORT 19.5, GREEN BAY WEST 9, APPLETON WEST 8, MENASHA 3

Top 3 finishers advance to state

100: 1, Maddox Black, WDP, :10.98; 2, Alejandro Pagan Vega, KIM, :11.0; 3, Kyreese White, AE, :11.21. 200: 1, Alejandro Pagan Vega, KIM, :22.14; 2, Clifford Janssen, WDP, :22.25; 3, Charlie Rozz, GBP, :22.77. 400: 1, Lovell Richardson, GBSW, :51.19; 2, Casey Trousil, DP, :51.25; 3, Henry Young, GBSW, :51.97. 800: 1, Andrew Milhans, KAU, 1:55.39; 2, Tyce Scheetz, AW, 1:57.53; 3, Casey Trousil, DP, 1:57.67. 1,600: 1, Grady Lenn, DP, 4:16.4; 2, Logan Salzmann, KIM, 4:22.63; 3, Chase Deshazer, DP, 4:25.17. 3,200: 1, Grady Lenn, DP, 9:31.78; 2, Logan Salzmann, KIM, 9:43.91; 3, Jacob Nuthals, GBP, 9:47.36. 110 hurdles: 1, Aiden Cartier, DP, :15.12; 2, Langdon Nordgaard, :15.13; 3, Madden Skenandore, PUL, :15.16. 300 hurdles: 1, Langdon Nordgaard, WDP, :39.53; 2, Aiden Cartier, DP, :39.87; 3, Lucas Popp, ASH, :40.0. 400R: 1, Ashwaubenon (Pierce Foley, Gus Newel, Jacob McVane, Noah Platten) :42.66; 2, West De Pere (Brenton Griffin, Maddox Black, Brock Story, Ben Lemirand) :42.85; 3, Kaukauna (Danny Poor, Will Clark, Parker Schuh, Brady Hoffer) :43.45. 800R: 1, West De Pere (Clifford Janssen, Adam Lamers, Brock Story, Ben Lemirand) 1:28.47; 2, Ashwaubenon (Pierce Foley, Jacob McVane, Gus Newel, Noah Platten) 1:28.9; 3, Kaukauna (Thomas Kornowski, Danny Poor, Tucker Hofmann, Parker Schuh) 1:30.12. 1,600R: 1, West De Pere (Brandon Schaefer, Brock Story, Adam Lamers, Clifford Janssen) 3:20.36; 2, Green Bay Preble (Tristen Shanoski, Louis Jean Baptiste, Derek Metz, Charlie Rozz) 3:24.01; 3, Kaukauna (Parker Schuh, Danny Poor, Ian Meyer, Andrew Milhans) 3:24.99. 3,200R: 1, Green Bay Preble (Tristen Shanoski, Jacob Nuthals, Louis Jean Baptiste, Benjamin Piontek) 7:59.45; 2, De Pere (Casey Trousil, Enoch Thielhelm, Bryce Bougie, Chase Deshazer) 8:01.58; 3, Appleton North (Peter Olson, Teddy Koelling, Caleb Hardy, Riley Szymik) 8:03.43. HJ: 1, Brady Hoffer, KAU, 6-6; 2, Ja’Donn Potter-Kanyanta, GBP, 6-2; 3, Dylan Dorn, PUL, 6-0. PV: 1, Augustus Counard Ciechano, GBP, 14-0; 2, Bennett Verboomen, KIM, 14-0; 3, Eathan Lund, HORT, 14-0. LJ: 1, Aiden Cartier, DP, 21-9.75; 2, Andrew Cartier, DP, 21-8.25; 3, Derek Metz, GBP, 20-0. TJ: 1, Andrew Cartier, DP, 45-11; 2, Aiden Cartier, DP, 44-0.5; 3, Langdon Nordgaard, WDP, 43-9.75. D: 1, Ben Smith, HORT, 208-0; 2, Hunter Sprangers, KIM, 181-5; 3, Andrew Baumgart, WDP, 178-0. SP: 1, Ben Smith, HORT, 65-7.5; 2, Sam McGivern, KIM, 61-2.5; 3, Andrew Baumgart, WDP, 58-8.75.

GIRLS

KAUKAUNA 104, PULASKI 80, BAY PORT 73, APPLETON NORTH 59, WEST DE PERE 56, HORTONVILLE 54, KIMBERLY 50, GREEN BAY PREBLE 45, ASHWAUBENON 43.5, GREEN BAY EAST 35, DE PERE 26, GREEN BAY WEST 25.5, MENASHA 20, GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST 19, APPLETON EAST 5, APPLETON WEST 3

Top 3 finishers advance to state

100: 1 McKenna, Sedlacek, BP, :12.67; 2, Faith Weatherspoon, :12.68; 3, Olivia Sprangers, PUL, :12.72. 200: 1, Olivia Sprangers, PUL, :25.64; 2, Ashley Parrish, AN, :26.16; 3, Wren Algrem, GBSW, :26.45. 400: 1, Faith Weatherspoon, GBE, :57.95; 2, Aubrey Kopling, DP, :58.8; 3, Isabelle Maass, KAU :59.48. 800: 1, Emerson Fabry, PUL, 2:19.62; 2, Hannah Huza, HORT, 2:19.67; 3, Gabrielle Haller, GBP, 2:20.61. 1,600: 1, Sydney Fauske, KAU, 5:13.18; 2, McKenna Lowe, KAU, 5:15.79; 3, Reese Fauske, KAU, 5:17.52. 3,200: 1, Sydney Fauske, KAU, 11:23.23; 2, Gabby McGuire, BP, 11:25.16; 3, Sophia Scherwinski, AN, 11:26.0. 100 hurdles: 1, Jillian Anderson, BP, :15.4; 2, Kaylin Thomson, WDP, :15.54; Lakeria Gonnigan, GBE, :15.64. 300 hurdles: 1, Lakeria Gonnigan, GBE, :46.41; 2, Kaylin Thomson, WDP, :46.63; 3, Lily Urben, PUL, :46.67. 400R: 1, Kaukauna (Jenna Kinas, Emma Sippel, Amber Gerrits, Ava Hammen) :49.14; 2, West De Pere (Johannah Rezash, Faith Kibbe, Jocelyn Thomson, Erika Ukkola) :49.2; 3, Appleton North (Maisey Bojarski, Ashley Parrish, Tarynne Pettinger, Emily Thompson) :49.28. 800R: 1, West De Pere (Kalli Vannieuwenhoven, Faith Kibbe, Jocelyn Thomson, Erika Ukkola) 1:42.51; 2, Kaukauna (Jenna Kinas, Emma Sippel, Amber Gerrits, Ava Hammen) 1:44.18; 3, Pulaski (Addison Krueger, Lily Urben, Faye Brunke, Olivia Sprangers). 1,600R: 1, West De Pere (Erika Ukkola, Jocelyn Thomson, Kalli Vannieuwenhoven, Faith Kibbe) 3:58.13; 2, Pulaski (Ella Hasser, Rachael Allen, Emerson Fabry, Lily Urben) 4:05.14; 3, Ashwaubenon (Fiona Josephs, Aubrey LeCleir, Jaylynn Wilke, Olivia Schneider) 4:07.56. 3,200R: 1, Green Bay Preble (Gabrielle Haller, Emma Dornbush, Camille Haller, Allison Buraczewski) 9:28.03; 2, Hortonville (Maleiyah Streck, Leah Worley, Mallorie Werner, Hannah Huza) 9:32.56; Appleton North (Sophia Scherwinski, Sophie Busch, Lauren Podlasek, Ava Helmbrecht) 9:36.06. HJ: 1, Anna Maass, MEN, 5-0; 2, Ayden Smith, HORT, 5-0; 3, Jada Raeder, GBP, 5-0. PV: 1, Hallie Morz, PUL, 11-9; 2, Nora Waddell, AN, 11-9; 3, Campbell Roberts, KIM, 11-6. LJ: 1, Madeline Thoreson, BP, 17-6.5; 2, Jenna Kinas, KAU, 17-4.25; 3, Maisey Bojarski, AN, 17-4. TJ: 1, Adriana Moyano, GBW, 37-3; 2, Cirena Taylor-Marquardt, GBP, 36-2.25; 3, Madeline Thoreson, BP, 35-8.75. D: 1, Thea Kral, ASH, 152-5; 2, Lauren Mader, ASH, 141-3; 3, Kristin Behnke, KIM, 137-3. SP: 1, Thea Kral, ASH, 42-8.25; 2, Ayden Smith, HORT, 41-3.75; 3, Delaney King, GBSW, 41-1.

West Bend East sectional

BOYS

HOMESTEAD 122, NEENAH 109, MENOMONEE FALLS 62.5, FOND DU LAC 60, GERMANTOWN 56, WEST BEND WEST 46, CEDARBURG 45, MANITOWOC 42, PORT WASHINGTON 39, OSHKOSH WEST 37, NICOLET 27, WEST BEND EAST 17.5, OSHKOSH NORTH 14, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 10, SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 9

Neenah had two first-place finishes to help the Rockets finish second in the team standings.

The Rockets’ Grant Dean won the 400-meter dash with a time of :49.09. Neenah’s other win came in the 1,600-meter relay with a time of 3:21.26.

3,200R: 1, Sheboygan North 7:58.05; 2, Neenah 8:00.08; 3, Homestead 8:01.23. 110H: 1, Nathan Taylor MF :14.99; 2, Davis Sheppard NIC :15.09; 3, Cyrus Jones MF :15.10. 100: 1, Sean O’Byrne HOM :10.80; 2, Logan Schettle ON :10.94; 3, Reid Polak OW :10.98. 1,600: 1, Caleb Rechlicz MF 4:25.07; 2, Caleb Jatczak MAN 4:25.55; 3, Wyatt Armock NEE 4:31.27. 800R: 1, Menomonee Falls 1:28.09; 2, Germantown 1:29.14; 3, Nicolet 1:30.44. 400: 1, Grant Dean NEE :49.09; 2, Lucas Mersky HOM :49.42; 3, Devon Williams ON :49.47. 400R: 1, Menomonee Falls :42.98; 2, Oshkosh West :43.17; 3, Oshkosh North :43.56. 300H: 1, Kai Force NIC :39.37; 2, Jarrett Alger OW :40.09; 3, Kaleb Napoleon MF :40.39. 800: 1, Ryan Lang SN 1:58.88; 2, Bennett Krause GER 1:59.48; 3, Jay Tally HOM 1:59.52. 200: 1, Nolan Anderson MF :21.69; 2, Sean O’Byrne HOM :21.73; 3, Lucas Mersky HOM :21.77. 3,200: 1, Birk Newman NIC 9:42.72; 2, Ryan Severson CED 9:44.34; 3, Wyatt Armock NEE 9:46.99. 1,600R: 1, Neenah 3:21.26; 2, Menomonee Falls 3:22.33; 3, Germantown 3:23.82. HJ: 1, Aiden Dykstra GER 6-8; 2, Elijah Elm MF 6-4 3, Cameron McAndrews WBW 6-3. PV: 1, Josh Brunner GER 14-1; 2, Korvan Nameni MF 13-0; 3, Ethan Pinkerton OW 12-6. LJ: 1, Cameron McAndrews WBW 22-6.25; 2, Jeevan Ambati OW 21-11; 3, Tyson Becker MF 21-7.75. TJ: 1, Demian Harris NIC 44-10.25; 2, Tre-Jon Igess PW 43-6.75; 3, Donavin Bond NIC 43-2.75. D: 1, Matthew Rusch FDL 189-9; 2, Garth Martell OW 159-9; 3, Sam Scheer NEE 151-6. Shot: 1, Matthew Rusch FDL 69-6.25; 2, Garth Martell OW 53-4; 3, John Baker MF 52-5.

GIRLS

MENOMONEE FALLS 123, NEENAH 92, NICOLET 85, HOMESTEAD 75, OSHKOSH WEST 67, GERMANTOWN 57, FOND DU LAC 40, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 35, OSHKOSH NORTH 28, WEST BEND WEST 23, MANITOWOC 23, PORT WASHINGTON 20, CEDARBURG 18, WEST BEND EAST 7, SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 6, MILWAUKEE VINCENT 1

Neenah’s Mazie Olkowski won the two distance races, winning the 1,600-meter run with a time of 5:09.03 and the 3,200-meter run with a time of 11:19.46.

Neenah’s other first-place finish was provided by Celia Gentile in the long jump with a jump of 18-9.25.

3,200R: 1, Homestead 9:36.56; 2, Neenah 9:50.52, 3, Germantown 10:05.30. 100H: 1, Sydnee Nelson OW :14.66; 2, Evan Brandenburg HOM :14.80; 3, Melanie Princl WBW :15.47. 100: 1, Charley Brinks MF :12.27; 2, Jenna Rusch CED :12.61; 3, Brynn Fox NEE :12.85. 1,600: 1, Mazie Olkowski NEE 5:09.03; 2, Lauren Fitzgibbon HOM 5:17.58; 3, Macey Vuolo MF 5:20.12. 800R: 1, Germantown 1:42.52; 2, Nicolet 1:43.04; 3, Homestead 1:43.22. 400: 1, Tessa Campbell MAN :57.19; 2, Charlize-Trinity McKenzie CED :57.31; 3, Charlotte Lueck HOM :58.22. 400R: 1, Menomonee Falls :49.01; 2, Neenah :42.29; 3, Homestead :49.70. 300H: 1, Eva Brandenburg HOM :44.77; 2, Rylee Faehling WBW :45.16; 3, Jenna Rusch CED :46.43. 800: 1, Charlize-Trinity McKenzie CED 2:11.94; 2, Rachel Dietrich NEE 2:16.26; 3, Shaylin Swenson HOM 2:18.59. 200: 1, Charley Brinks MF :24.59; 2, Angela Dale NIC :24.97; 3, Tessa Campbell MAN :25.36. 3,200: 1, Mazie Olkowski NEE 11:19.46; 2, Sierra Gill HOM 11:29.54; 3, Elsa Gruber NEE 11:36.61. 1,600R: 1, Homestead 3:58.87; 2, Neenah 4:01.50; 3, West Bend West 4:02.00. HJ: 1, Peyton Keller PW 5-1; 2, Demi Harris NIC 5-1; 3, Audrey Brenner FDL 5-1. PV: 1, Audrey Brenner FDL 10-0; 2, Grace Baumann PW 9-9; 3, Mallory Lewis CED 9-6. LJ: 1, Celia Gentile NEE 18-9.25; 2, Anisa Barnett HOM 18-5.5; 3, Anika Oddes CED 17-5.75. TJ: 1, Anisa Barnett HOM 40-.5; 2, Avah Banks WBW 36-8.5; 3, Victoria Petrinski FDL 36-6.25. D: Piper Eby GER 134-0; 2, Ava Albrecht HOM 128-5; 3, Lydia Delene NEE 116-3. Shot: 1, Destiny Duesterbeck SN 41-5; 2, Lydia Delene NEE 40-4.5; 3, AMaraia Kejo FDL 39-10.5.

Division 2

Freedom sectional

BOYS

NOTRE DAME 78, LITTLE CHUTE 72, WINNECONNE 62, FREEDOM 57, CAMPBELLSPORT 51, WINNEBAGO LUTHERAN 48.5, OOSTBURG 36, AMHERST 32, WAUPACA 29, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 27, PLYMOUTH 25, DENMARK 23.5, CLINTONVILLE 20, OMRO 20, NEW LONDON 19, BRILLION 16, SHEBOYGAN FALLS 16, KIEL 15, XAVIER 15, SEYMOUR 10.5, TWO RIVERS 10, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 6, RIPON 6, CHILTON 5.5, SOUTHERN DOOR 2

Notre Dame’s Joseph Hunt won a pair of events and was a part of the winning 3,200 relay team as the Tritons earned the team title.

James Flanigan was also a double-winner for Notre Dame, winning the shot put with a toss of 58-6, while also claiming the discus with a throw of 181-01.

Event winners

100: Joshua Onwunili CAM :10.76. 200: Joshua Onwunili CAM :21.60. 400: Wyatt Herzog PLY :49.87. 800: Joseph Hunt ND 1:56.16. 1,600: Joseph Hunt ND 4:22.21. 3,200: Max Voss AMH 9:48.76. 110H: Ben Olvey X :14.99. 300H: Jacoby Dobberstein FVL :40.28. 400R: Little Chute (Casey Perz, Ronald Gomm, Carson Kerrigan, Tyler Fischer) :43.03. 800R: Winneconne (Cody McLeod, Jack Quigley, Ethan Mathe, Ryan Curran) 1:29.89. 1,600R: Freedom (Noah Heinke, Nixon Heinke, Andrew Sowinski, Aaron Hambel) 3:24.18. 3,200R: Notre Dame (Nicholas Fogarty, Bryce Hawley, Marshall Pahl, Joseph Hunt) 8:04.72. SP: James Flanigan ND 58-6.75. D: James Flanigan ND 181-01. HJ: Cooper Aitkin ND 6-2. PV: Donovan Brady DEN 15-6. LJ: Sam Wegener CLI 21-8.75. TJ: Mason Davies OOST 42-11.

GIRLS

FREEDOM 85.5, XAVIER 83, NOTRE DAME 76, LITTLE CHUTE 71, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 45, SHEBOYGAN FALLS 37, WINNECONNE 35.5, LACONIA 30, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 25, NEW LONDON 22, BERLIN 22, OOSTBURG 19, CHILTON 19, SEYMOUR 18, CAMPBELLSPORT 16, WRIGHTSTOWN 15, STURGEON BAY 13, KIEL 12, WAUTOMA 11, BRILLION 10, SOUTHERN DOOR 9, DENMARK 7, AMHERST 7, RIPON 4, TWO RIVERS 3, WINNEBAGO LUTHERAN 2, WAUPACA 2, OMRO 2, CLINTONVILLE 1

Lydia Merrick won three individual events and was part of the winning 1,600-meter relay team as the Irish nosed out Xavier for the team title. Merrick won the 100 hurdles in 15.98 seconds, the 300 hurdles in 45.10 seconds as well as the high jump with a leap of 5-7. The 1,600 relay team won in a time of 4:00.98.

Notre Dame’s Danika Apple won two individual events, the 100 (:12.44) and the 200 (:25.46), and was part of the winning 400-meter relay team (:48.39).

Xavier’s Lilie Fouts was a double-winner, taking first in the 1,600 run in 5:03.55, as well as the 3,200 in 11:04.78.

Another double-winner was Fox Valley Lutheran’s Emma Nilson. She won the shot put with a throw of 41-7.25, and the discus with an effort of 129-6.

Event winners

100: Danika Apple ND :12.44. 200: Danika Apple ND :25.46. 400: Macy Reybrock NL :58.82. 800: Claire Helmila FRE 2:16.85. 1,600: Lilie Fouts X 5:03.55. 3,200: Lilie Fouts X 11:04.78. 100H: Lydia Merrick FRE :15.98. 300H: Lydia Merrick FRE :45.10. 400R: Notre Dame (Danika Apple, Sydney Whitehouse, Madeline Rose, Julia Nolle) :48.39. 800R: Xavier (Grace Renz, Caroline Basehoar, Faith Hafner, Lauren Erickson) 1:45.76. 1,600R: Freedom (Gracie Martzahl, Claire Helmila, Leigh DeWitt, Lydia Merrick) 4:00.98. 3,200R: Little Chute (Campbell DeBoth, Sami Miller, Ashley Wilson, Lauren Wegan) 9:35.18. SP: Emma Nilson FVL 41-7.25. D: Emma Nilson FVL 129-6. HJ: Lydia Merrick FRE 5-7. PV: Sienna Hewitt CAM 11-6. LJ: Rachel Halverson SF 16-11.5. TJ: Kara Verstegen LITC 35-3.5.

Division 3

Colby sectional

BOYS

OSCEOLA 97, SOMERSET 91, PRESCOTT 46, LAKELAND UNION 44, BLOOMER 39, RICE LAKE 37, ARCADIA 36, ELK MOUND 35, ASHLAND 34, ELLSWORTH 32, STANLEY-BOYD 31, GALE-ETTRICK-TREMPELEAU 20, ALTOONA 19, NORTHLAND PINES 17.5, HAYWARD 16, MOSINEE 15, ST. CROIX CENTRAL 14, ANTIGO 12, ST. CROIX FALLS 12, MEDFORD 11, COLBY 8, OCONTO FALLS 7, PESHTIGO 6, MENOMINEE INDIAN 5, BALDWIN-WOODVILLE 5, NORTHWESTERN 4, MARINETTE 3, BLACK RIVER FALLS 2, RHINELANDER 2, SPOONER 1.5

Peshtigo advanced its 400-meter relay team to the state meet, taking third in the sectional with a time of :43.84.

100: 1, Levi Nelson ELL :11.11. 200: 1, Addison Uddin OSC :22.25. 400: 1, Addison Uddin OSC :49.04. 800: 1, Joey Ludy ALT 1:58.88. 1,600: 1, Owen Clark LAK 4:24.67. 3,200: 1, Owen Clark LAK 9:36.64. 110H: 1, Jacob Madsen RL :15.05. 300H: 1, Cooper Hennermann OSC :40.01. 400R: 1, Osceola :43.14; 3, Peshtigo :43.84. 800R: 1, Osceola 1:29.20. 1,600R: 1, Osceola 3:26.16; 3,200R: 1, Osceola 8:10.37. HJ: 1, Parker Woodland ELL 6-2. PV: 1, Carter Mika ASH 13-9. LJ: 1, Ted Teske ARC 21-5.5. TJ: 1, Jack Krier SOM 42-5. Shot: 1, Broden Thiel SOM 55-11.75. D: 1, Caymen Gebheim SOM 193-3.

GIRLS

RICE LAKE 73, BLOOMER 68, OSCEOLA 62.5, NORTHLAND PINES 52, AMERY 48.5, HAYWARD 34, WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 30, MEDFORD 28, ARCADIA 24, OCONTO FALLS 22, RHINELANDER 22, TOMAHAWK 20, ST. CROIX FALLS 20, PRESCOTT 16, COLBY 16, ANTIGO 15, GALE-ETTRICK-TREMPELEAU 14, ST. CROIX CENTRAL 14, NORTHWESTERN 14, ALTOONA 14, MOSINEE 13, LAKELAND UNION 11, DURAND 10, PESHTIGO 9, ELLSWORTH 9, ELK MOUND 8, SPOONER 8, BALDWIN-WOODVILLE 8, SOMERSET 7, BARRON 6, ASHLAND 4, STANLEY-BOYD 2

Oconto Falls advanced the Panthers’ 400-meter relay team which finished third with a time of 1:48.53, while Rylie Shallow took third in the 100-meter dash with a time of :12.89.

Peshtigo’s Christina Powers qualified for the state meet with a third-place finish in the shot put with a put of 38-4.

100: 1, Lucci Aizpurua AME :12.09; 3, Rylie Shallow OF :12.89. 200: 1, Lucci Aizpurua AME :24.86. 400: 1, Eliana Sheplee RL :56.26. 800: 1, Meredith Richter MED 2:16.15. 1,600: 1, Nora Gremban NP 4:56.62. 3,200: 1, Nora Gremban 10:38.88. 100H: 1, Elletta Uddin OSC :14.42. 300H: 1, Ellette Uddine OSC :45.16. 400R: 1, Rice Lake :49.94; 3, Oconto Falls :50.85. 800R: 1, Tomahawk 1:46.45; 4, Oconto Falls 1:48.53. 1,600R: 1, Osceola 4:03.43. 3,200R: 1, Bloomer 9:32.88. HJ: 1, Elletta Uddin OSC 5-4. PV: 1, Casidi Pehler ARC 12-0. LJ: 1, MacKenzie Wissbroecker ANT 18-0. TJ: 1, Faith Resch WB 36-3. Shot: 1, Daelyn Rieck COL 39-6.25; 3, Christina Powers PES 38-4. D: 1, Casidi Pehler ARC 133-11.

Rosholt sectional

BOYS

STRATFORD 80, IOLA-SCANDINAVIA 73, MARATHON 50, COLEMAN 50, KEWAUNEE 46, THREE LAKES 43, EDGAR 38, ROSHOLT 38, SHIOCTON 34, COLUMBUS CATHOLIC 23, MANAWA 21, WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT 20, CRANDON 20, LENA/ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ACADEMY 18, MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 17, BONDUEL 17, VALDERS 16, LOYAL 12, NEILLSVILLE 12, AUBURNDALE 11, REEDSVILLE 11, ST. MARY CATHOLIC 10, NEWMAN CATHOLIC 9, SURING 6, GILLETT 5, MISHICOT 5, ALGOMA 4, TRI-COUNTY 3, ONEIDA NATION 2, CRIVITZ 2, WILD ROSE 2, RONCALLI 2, SEVASTOPOL 2

Weyauwega-Fremont’s Broc Billington put himself at the state meet by winning the triple jump with a jump of 44-3.

Coleman’s Victor Kostreva took first in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of :40.02.

Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas Academy’s Zander Thomson won the high jump at a height of 6-2.

D: 1, Chris Marcell MAR 174-5; 2, Joey Hess SHI 145-4; 3, Kemper Robinson KEW 143-11. PV: 1, River Stanecki MAR 12-6; 3, Trent VanDenElzen SUR 12-3; 4, Ashton Post SMC 12-0. TJ: 1, Broc Billington W-F 44-3; 2,. Maddix Mueller KEW 43-11. 110H: 1, Jensen Rice I-S :14.70; 3, Victor Kostreva COL :15.48. 100: 1, Jensen Rice I-S :10.66; 3, Paxton Kuehn SHI :11.10; 4, Dawson Patz COL :11.11. 1,600: 1, Ben Beck I-S 4:24.51. 800R: 1, Edgar 1:30.72; 3, Kewaunee 1:32.70; 4, Manawa 1:32.90. 400: 1, Alex Wierzba ROS :48.76. 400R: 1, Stratford :42.94; 3, Weyauwega-Fremont :43.44. 300H: 1, Victor Kostreva COL :40.04; 2, Kolton Peters COL :42.04. 200: 1, Alex Wierzba ROS :22.21; 3, Micah Kuchta COL :22.73; 4, Joey Hess SHI :22.84. 1,600R: 1, Edgar 3:25.49. HJ: 1, Zander Thomson L/STAA 6-2; 3, Bennett Schmidt SHI 6-2; 4, Nathan Gorman MAN 6-0. LJ: 1, Toby Volkmann TL 21-4.5; 3, Joey Hess SHI 21-1. Shot: 1, Koehler Kilty STR 52-4.24; 2, Braxton Riha KEW 52-.75; 3, Anthony Seefeldt LSTAA 50-6; 4, Ryan Westrich BON 49-3.5. 3,200R: 1, Stratford 8:22.36. 3,200: 1, Charlie Vater I-S 9:32.90. 800: 1, Hunter Taddy REE 1:56.57; 4, Bradyn Wendorff GIL 2:02.03.

GIRLS

SHIOCTON 76, ROSHOLT 52, STRATFORD 42, ST. MARY CATHOLIC 41, MANAWA 37, NEWMAN CATHOLIC 36, LOYAL 35, EDGAR 32, KEWAUNEE 26, BONDUEL 25.5, AUBURNDALE 25, WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT 24.5, MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 24, MISHICOT 23, LENA/ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ACADEMY 21, CRANDON 20, FLORENCE/NIAGARA 20, WILD ROSE 19, GIBRALTAR 19, MARATHON 16.5, VALLEY CHRISTIAN-OSHKOSH 12, CRIVITZ 11, RONCALLI 11, COLEMAN 10, NORTHLAND LUTHERAN 7, NEW LUTHERAN 6, HILBERT 5.5, SEVASTOPOL 5, REEDSVILLE 5, NEILLSVILLE 5, ALGOMA 4, VALDERS 2, GRESHAM-BOWLER 2, SURING 2

Kamdan Johnson of Florence/Niagara won the 100-meter hurdles with a time of :15.21. Johnson also won the 300-meter hurdles with a time of :47.40.

Manawa’s Oliva Santos won the discus with a throw of 125-0.

Hannah Miller of Kewaunee won the 400-meter dash with a time of :59.08.

Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas Academy’s Eva Brooks qualified for the state meet by winning the high jump with a jump of 5-6.

Shiocton’s Karissa Birch took first in the 200-meter dash with a time of :26.35.

Shiocton won the 800-meter relay with a time of 1:46.01.

HJ: 1, Eva Brooks L/STAA 5-6; 3, McKailey Reisen GIB 5-1. LJ: 1, Brianna Sherden STR 17-1.5; 3, Karissa Birch SHI 16-8. Shot: 1, Payton Skortz ROS 38-3.75; 2, Olivia Santos MAN 37-1.5; 3, Macy Fee W-F 35-7; 4, Nolie Anderson SMC 35-5.5. 3,200R: 1, Rosholt 9:48.92; 2, St. Mary Catholic 9:54.73. 100H: 1, Kamdan Johnson F/N :15.21; 2, McKailey Reisen GIB :16.18; 4, Gwen Breckheimer HIL :16.75. 100: 1, Briana Sherden STR :12.60; 2, Karissa Birch SHI :12.70. 800R: 1, Shiocton 1:46.01; 2, Weyauwega-Fremont 1:48.83. 400: 1, Hannah Miller KEW :59.08. 400R: 1, Edgar :51.29; 4, Gibraltar :52.18. 300H: 1, Kamdan Johnson F/N :47.40; 2, Lydia Hofacker SHI :48.39; 4, Abby Elmhorst MAN :49.67. 200: 1, Karissa Birch SHI :26.35. 3,200: 1, Sophia Bablitch ROS 11:29.03; 2, Ava Lorenz SHI 11:39.05; 4, Mariah Wonda BON 11:50.87. 1,600R: 1, Manitowoc Lutheran 4:08.60; 2, Shiocton 4:12.27. D: 1, Olivia Santos MAN 125-0; 2, Nolie Anderson SMC 118-0; 4, Kiersten Jensen COLE 116-1. PV: 1, sheila Tellock LOY 10-6; 3, Lexi Riehl SHI 9-3. TJ: 1, Rachel Burke EDG 34-11.5; 2, Hannah Miller KEW 34-4; 3, Destiny Monnot SHI 33-9.5; 4, Ashlyn Kurey BON 33-6. 1,600: 1, Addison May CRA 5:17.26; 2, Mariah Wondra BON 5:20.88; 3, Ava Lorenz SHI 5:21.50; 4, Lauren Ripley SMC 5:24.37. 800: 1, Sophia Bablitch ROS 2:14.47; 2, Hannah Miller KEW 2:20.03.

TENNIS

Oshkosh North sectional

NEENAH 52, OSHKOSH WEST 30, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 29, HARTFORD 22, PLYMOUTH 21, WEST BEND WEST 13, MENASHA 10, SLINGER 10, FOND DU LAC 6, MANITOWOC 6, WEST BEND EAST 6, OSHKOSH NORTH 4, SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 4, PORT WASHINGTON 2, BEAVER DAM 0

Individual state qualifiers

Singles

No. 1 - Carl Hein, Neenah; Jacob Stinski, Oshkosh West; Leyton Batchelder, Fond du Lac; Ethan Hoffmann, Hartford. No. 2 - Brady Lawatsch, Neenah.

Doubles

No. 1 - Owen Plate/Jaren Baltus, Plymouth; Ayden Knuth/Cohen Newberg, Manitowoc; Andrew Werner/Brady Hildreth, Neenah; Ryan Jorgensen/Yosef Edsell, Oshkosh West. No. 2 - Tristin Yun/Hunter Brown,, Neenah.

SOFTBALL

WIAA regional finals

Division 1

Kaukauna 9, Bay Port 0

KAUKAUNA - The Ghosts improved to 23-0 on the season and won their 105th consecutive game in the regional win over the Pirates.

Karly Meredith hurled a no-hitter and struck out 11 to get the win. Jozy Ebben had three hits and Taryn Christopher had a solo home run to lead the offense.

Ashwaubenon 9, Kimberly 8

ASHWAUBENON - Berritt Herr hit a walk-off home run in the bottom of the seventh to propel the Jaguars past the Papermakers. She also earned the win in the circle.

Kimberly was led by Kathryn VanHandel, who was 2-for-4 with a home run, and Paige Schreck, who was 2-for-4.

Bella Ellestead took the loss.

Green Bay Preble 5, Appleton North 0

GREEN BAY - Katie Geydoshek tossed a no-hitter with 13 strikeouts to lead the Hornets past the Lightning in a Division 1 regional championship game at Finger Road Park.

Hannah Smith had two hits to lead the Hornets.

Watertown 12, Neenah 1

WATERTOWN - The Goslings’ Cali Craig-Snell and Alyx Johnson combined to pitch a one-hitter in Watertown’s win over the Rockets.

Division 2

Freedom 9, Denmark 1

FREEDOM - Peyton VandeLoo scattered five hits to get the win and the Irish scored seven runs in the third inning to take control and cruise to the win over the Vikings.

Carrington Klug, Addie Murphy and Kourtney Moeller all had two hits apiece with Marlee Smith, Moeller and Isabelle Day all finishing with two RBI apiece for Freedom (22-6).

Audrey Bauget had two hits to lead Denmark (20-7).

New London 1, Lakeland 0

NEW LONDON - The Bulldogs outlasted Lakeland to advance in 12 innings.

Seymour 4, Luxemburg-Casco 2

LUXEMBURG - The fifth-seeded Thunder pulled off the upset of the top-seeded Spartans.

Mosinee 12, Shawano 4

MOSINEE - Marissa Tomashek had a three-run double in the Hawks’ loss to Mosinee.

Division 3

Mishicot 4, Kewaunee 0

MISHICOT - Mishicot improves to 27-0 with the win over the Storm.

Division 4

Random Lake 3, St. Mary Catholic 2

RANDOM LAKE - The Rams scored single runs in the first three innings to build a 3-0 lead and then held on for the victory.

St. Mary Catholic scored both of its runs in the fourth inning on a two-run single by Nevaeh Saringer.

Rams pitcher Jayla Harter retired the side in order over the final three innings to close out the regional final win. She allowed five hits and struck out six.

Saringer pitched six innings and took the loss. She allowed seven hits and struck out two.

Danika Eberhardt hit a solo home run for Random Lake.

SMC finishes the season with a 14-10 overall record.

Division 5

Almond-Bancroft 10, Sevastopol 3

ALMOND - Addison Schauske accounted for the Pioneers’ runs with a three-run home run in the loss to the Eagles.

Schauske and Naomi Rikkola each had two hits. Rikkola had a double and a single.

Schauske took the loss for Sevastopol.

BASEBALL

De Pere 10, Sheboygan North 0

DE PERE - The Redbirds scored early and often en route to the five-inning win as they secured the Fox River Classic Conference championship.

De Pere jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first inning, highlighted by a Milo Upton three-run home run. The Redbirds added three runs in the second as Easton Arendt had a two-run double in the inning.

De Pere went up 9-0 in the third on an Axel Donaldson RBI single. The Redbirds got the walk-off hit by Nathan Busse in the fifth to win the conference.

Landon Raygo pitched four quality innings to earn the win. Raygo allowed two hits while striking out two and walking one. Busse pitched one scoreless inning of relief.

De Pere (21-3, 16-2) received the top-seed in the sectional and will host the winner of the West De Pere and Ashwaubenon game next Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at De Pere.

Notre Dame 4, Manitowoc 3

GREEN BAY - The Tritons finish the regular season 20-6 overall and 13-5 in the FRCC with the walk-off win over the Ships.

Micah Marzec had a double and drove in a run for Notre Dame. Bryson Koehne and Avery Duncan also drove in runs.

Aaron Heyroth was the winning pitcher.

Kimberly 7, Hortonville 2

KIMBERLY - The Papermakers struck for five runs in the first inning and never trailed in their win over the Polar Bears.

Bryson Vieth and Brady Coons both had two hits for Kimberly. Brady Koester and Ben Johnston both drove in two runs. Koester also had a double.

Bryce Mischler pitched the first five innings, allowing two runs on four hits and one walk. He struck out five. Connor Olson pitched the final two innings.

Kael Konrad started for Hortonville and took the loss.

Turner Kuhke had a double for Hortonville.

Neenah 6, Fond du Lac 4

FOND DU LAC - The Rockets finished Fox Valley Association play with a 13-5 record after defeating the Cardinals.

Mack Krause pitched five innings, allowing one run while striking out three to get the win. Krause also had two hits.

Payton Miller had a hit, drew two walks and drove in two runs for Neenah.

New London 6, Wrightstown 2

WRIGHTSTOWN - Trailing 2-0 after three innings, the Bulldogs took charge with two in the fourth, one in the fifth and three in the seventh to advance in WIAA Division 2 regional action.

Tomas Fields doubled twice and drove in four runs, while Logan Ten Haken and Ayden Kanaman were 2-for-3 to pace New London.

Trent Vande Hey had two hits to power the Tigers, who finish 14-9 on the year.

Fields earned the win on the mound, pitching 6⅓ innings while allowing six hits and two earned runs and striking out 10.

Trevor Vande Hey took the loss, pitching five innings and allowing six hits, three earned runs and two walks while striking out five.

Freedom 6, Oconto Falls 1

FREEDOM - The Irish opened up WIAA Division 2 tournament action by shutting down the Panthers.

Carson Clausen pitched 5⅔ innings of three-hit baseball to earn the victory. He struck out 11 and walked two. At the plate, Clausen also banged out two hits and two RBI, while Matt Eberhardt also finished with two hits, including a double.

Clausen’s 11 strikeouts puts him at a school record for 100 strikeouts in a season. His two hits also put him at a school-record 40 hits in a season. With the win, the Irish improve to 14-11. They will take on No. 1 ranked Mosinee on Tuesday.

Gibraltar 4-2, Kewaunee 3-4

KEWAUNEE - The Vikings and Storm combined to play 18 innings of baseball with the two earning a doubleheader split.

Gibraltar won Game 1 in 11 innings. Liam Lindenberg was 2-for-4 with two RBI, while Cameron Munao, Braden Kita and Marshall Maltby added two hits each.

Aaron Brey picked up the win in relief, pitching the final three innings, allowing three hits, one walk and two strikeouts.

Ethan Paplham and Connor Kilgore had three hits each for Kewaunee, while Collin Spranger and Toby Kunkel added two each.

In the nightcap, Kewaunee scored three in the first on Brett Paulsen’s three-run homer and one in the second to set the tone. Gibraltar did rally for a run in the fifth and one in the seventh.

Paplham was 2-for-2 for Kewaunee, while Brey was 2-for-3 for the Vikings.

Gibraltar, Kewaunee and Algoma finish in a tie atop the Packerland Conference standings, all at 12-4.

Oconto 8, Crivitz 0

OCONTO - The Blue Devils scored two in the second, three in the fifth and three in the sixth to earn the WIAA regional win.

Cooper Campshure powered Oconto, going 2-for-3 with two RBI, while Joey Bailey was 2-for-3 with one RBI.

Devon Bostwick earned the win on the mound, pitching seven innings and allowing just three hits and three walks, while striking out eight.

Bonduel 12, Iola-Scandinavia 0

BONDUEL - The Bears clinched the Central Wisconsin Conference-East title with the win over the Thunderbirds.

Bonduel put away the game away with a seven-run fifth inning.

Cade Johnson, Easton Reinke and Charlie Tauchen each had two hits. Tauchen and Reinke both had doubles. Noah Weier and Reinke each drove in two runs.

Johnson pitched the first four innings to get the win. Brodie Hartman pitched the fifth inning.

Bonduel ends the regular season with a 19-3 record overall and 13-1 in the CWC-East.

Carter Melum took the loss for Iola-Scandinavia.

GIRLS SOCCER

Appleton North 7, Hortonville 0

HORTONVILLE - Brinley Dunsirn had two goals and two assists to lead the Lightning in the win.

Kalli Drexler added two goals, while Madi Hacker, Claire Zulewski and Taylee Jones each added one. Natalie Roe had three assists for North.

North keeper Serena Jaber tallied the shutout.

This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Here are Thursday's high school sports results for the Appleton and Green Bay area